By: Robert David Steele

WORLD WAR III: Was Ukrainian flight PS752 a Western false flag combining remote hijacking and transponder disabling to trigger two Tor-M1 missiles?

TEHRAN, Jan. 14 (MNA) - Robert David Steele, a former Marine Corps infantry officer and CIA spy as well as an activist for Open Source Everything Engineering (OSEE), says the Ukrainian plane incident near Tehran could be a false flag by the US and Israeli regime.

Haj Qasem’s message to Trump: I am Alive & more Powerful

TEHRAN, Jan. 06 (MNA) – Haj Qasem Soleimani and his comrade Mahdi al-Mohandes were assassinated by an airstrike directly ordered by the US President Trump in Baghdad, three days ago.

By: Morteza Helali

Is there going to be a war between Hezbollah and Tel Aviv?

TEHRAN, Jan. 06 (MNA) – Lebanon and Palestine share a 79-kilometer-long border that has suffered from tensions at different times due to the Zionist regime’s expansionist policies. Israeli regime’s withdrawal from southern Lebanon in 2000, was not the end of its aggression in the border areas with Lebanon, as it still has occupied parts of the country.

By: Payman Yazdani

In the next step of revenge Saudi Arabia should be punished

TEHRAN, Jan. 06 (MNA) – The war against ISIS with the pivotal role of Lt. General Qasem Soleimani gained some important victories in Iraq and Syria, but it is all too clear that the threat posed by violent extremism and terrorism sponsored by Saudi Arabia will continue and grow in spite of such victories.

By: Ali Rajabi

The martyrdom that would lead to a real “Islamic Awakening”

TEHRAN, Jan. 04 (MNA) – There is a proverb in the middle east that says " your enemy's enemy is your friend" so when people see that the US assassinated their enemy`s enemy (Gen. Soleimani and Abu Mahdi Al-Mohandes) they could simply realize that the US is a friend of ISIL.

By Mohammad Ghaderi

From a ‘color organization’ to ‘Joker’s mask’

TEHRAN, Dec. 31 (MNA) – Theories of soft subversion have always been popular around the world, in the form of “symbolization” in social movements and protests.

Experts shed light on role of ongoing trilateral naval drills on security in vital waterways

TEHRAN, Dec. 28 (MNA) – As the joint maritime maneuvers, involving the Russian, Chinese and Iranian Navies, enter their second day in the Indian Ocean and the Sea of Oman, experts underline the significance of such drills in securing international trade routes in strategic waterways.

By: Mohammad Ghaderi

How Guterres suppressed the Western media warfare against Iran

TEHRAN, Dec. 18 (MNA) – On the morning of September 14, 2019, the Saudi Aramco oil facilities in Buqayq and Khurais in eastern Saudi Arabia were attacked by the Yemeni army and Popular Resistance Committees, which cut the country’s oil production by %50.

By: Zahra Hadavand Mirzaei

Sanders’s poll growing again

TEHRAN, Dec. 16 (MNA) – Sanders 'leading in the Democratic intra-party election is bad news for Donald Trump and Sanders' opponents in the Democratic Party.

By: Mohammad Ghaderi

Is prisoner exchange a beginning for US-Iran negotiation?

TEHRAN, Dec. 16 (MNA) – Dr. Massoud Soleimani, an Iranian scientist who had been held in the US for 14 months, was finally exchanged by a Chinese American spy named Xiyue Wang and released last week.

By: Hanif Ghafari

The original game in UK has just started!

TEHRAN, Dec. 14 (MNA) – The British Conservative Party finally won the House of Representatives by winning 364 seats. Many analysts believe that Boris Johnson's victory in the election means solving the riddle of Britain's exit from the EU.

By: Mohsen Zanganeh

Failed attempt of engineering a ‘crisis’ in Iran

TEHRAN, Dec. 03 (MNA) – For over a year now, the Islamic Republic of Iran has been grappling with severe economic crisis following the unilateral withdrawal of the US from the 2015 nuclear deal and re-imposition of crippling economic sanctions.

By: Mahdi Pourhasani

ECO Role of regional digital development in increasing tourism coop. in ECO

TEHRAN, Nov. 23 (MNA) – The 3rd ECO Ministerial Meeting on Tourism following the 5th High-Level Experts Group (HLEG) on tourism was held on 3-4 October 2019, in Khujand, Tajikistan.

By: Mohammad Ghaderi

West attempts to repeat the Bolivian coup in Venezuela

TEHRAN, Nov. 17 (MNA) – After the coup by the Bolivian military against the president, Western media outlets are trying to incite the Venezuelan army against Maduro by praising this event and comparing it to the developments in Venezuela.

By: Mohammad Ghaderi

When the US smells out oil in Lebanon: New destination for oil robbery

TEHRAN, Nov. 16 (MNA) – A review of the protests and political upheavals in Lebanon coupled with a pretension by officials in Washington that the US is concerned about the situation in Lebanon send important messages.

By: Hanif Ghaffari

Consequences of Trump coup in Bolivia

TEHRAN, Nov. 16 (MNA) – The recent US government coup in Bolivia will have severe consequences for Washington and its allies. This coup will not only weaken socialism and anti-imperialism in Central America and South America, but will also strengthen the opposition of the United States in Latin America.

By: Mohammad Ghaderi

Why countries are reluctant to join US-led maritime coalition

TEHRAN, Nov. 16 (MNA) – The US-led naval coalition to protect shipping in the Persian Gulf formally was launched in Bahrain on Thursday. But the notable point is that countries have not welcomed this plan. Only a few countries with ineffective naval power have joined the coalition.

By: Mohammad Ghaderi

Supreme Shiite authority’s strategy to lead Iraq out of crisis

TEHRAN, Nov. 12 (MNA) – The latest statement issued by Iraq’s supreme Shiite authority, Ayatollah Seyed Ali Hosseini Sistani, on the current developments in Iraq is undoubtedly an indicator of his intelligent and comprehensive monitoring of the situation in the country. The grand ayatollah’s efforts are intended to put a real end to the current crisis engulfing the country.

By: Saeed Sobhani

What are White House allies doing in East Asia?!

TEHRAN, Nov. 11 (MNA) – Japan and South Korea, as two US allies in the East Asian region, do not play a positive role in resolving the crisis in the region. Undoubtedly, resolving the crises in East Asia is only possible in one way and that is the separation of Tokyo and Seoul from White House policies. This has not happened yet!

By: Omid Shokri

Risks and advantages of selling Aramco stocks

TEHRAN, Nov. 11 (MNA) – The Saudi government plans to sell 2% of state oil giant Aramco in a domestic listing on December 11, but restrictions on future share sales mean an international IPO is ruled out for at least a year.

By: Martin Love

Iran actually is managing misfortune with aplomb

TEHRAN, Nov. 09 (MNA) – Recent reports claim the US is constructing a couple military bases or outposts in or near Syrian oil fields around Deir ez-Zor in far eastern Syria. It’s hard to imagine anything more absurd or arrogant or, for that matter, illegal.

By: Mohammad Ghaderi

Leftists make a comeback in Latin America

TEHRAN, Nov. 09 (MNA) – In Argentina and Uruguay, leftist candidates won the elections and Evo Morales could maintain his position as the president of Bolivia, but in Chile, people have protested against the US-backed president.

By: Javad Heirannia

Democrats take a gamble on Trump’s impeachment

TEHRAN, Nov. 03 (MNA) – Despite all ups and downs, Democrats finally brought impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump to the House of Representatives, a move which made Trump’s prediction come true.

By: Hanif Ghaffari

Trump's commercial defeat against Beijing

TEHRAN, Nov. 03 (MNA) – The US-China trade and economic war continue. Although White House officials are talking about a trade deal with Beijing, many analysts believe the two countries' dispute will be deep and widespread, at least until Donald Trump's presence in the White House.

By Masoud Hossein

Iran volleyball’s future remains unclear

TEHRAN, Nov. 02 (MNA) – With about three months until the AVC Continental Olympic Qualification Tournament, Iran volleyball’s status is still unknown and is managing by an interim president.

By: Martin Love

A short rant after a personal visit to Syria

TEHRAN, Nov. 02 (MNA) – So, is there some kind of looming military confrontation between Russia and the United States in eastern Syria around Syria’s oil fields, which the US in a pirate role has more or less claimed as its own and seems to be all about looting the oil there?

By: Mohammad Ghaderi

The future of Lebanon after Hariri resignation

TEHRAN, Nov. 02 (MNA) – After nearly two weeks of mass protests in Lebanon, Prime Minister Saad Hariri submitted his resignation to President Michel Aoun on Tuesday evening, suggesting that he is out of point to fix the country’s problems.

By: Tyler Cullis

Trump pours more misery on Iranians he’s claiming to support

TEHRAN, Oct. 28 (MNA) – The Trump administration has sounded the death knell for humanitarian trade with Iran. By designating Iran a jurisdiction of primary money laundering concern and imposing additional restrictions on foreign banks maintaining accounts for Iranian financial institutions, the United States Department of the Treasury has imposed a prohibitive bar for parties seeking to facilitate humanitarian trade with Iran—one that will further put the squeeze on the Iranian people and limit their access to food and critical medicines.

By: Ehsan Baqeri

Why does Trump beg mediators?

TEHRAN, Oct. 14 (MNA) – According to a Pakistani source, Prime Minister Imran Khan will travel to Iran and Saudi Arabia to mediate between Tehran and Riyadh.

By: Mohammad Ghaderi

Continuous duality by Washington

TEHRAN, Oct. 14 (MNA) – The US Special Representative for Iran, Brian Hook, claimed in an interview with Alhurra recently that Iran should decide between its economy or talks with the United States.